Hybrid Electric Power Systems - Agrawal, Ashish;Wies, Richard;Johnson, Ronald
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Revision with unchanged content. The need for energy-efficient and reliable electric power in remote rural villages is a driving force for research in this area. Increasing oil prices, high transportation costs for fuels, and new environmental standards have forced many utilities to explore hybrid energy systems in an attempt to reduce fuel consumption, cost of electricity (COE), and emission levels. This work involves the development of a stand-alone hybrid power system model using MATLAB® Simulink® for performing the economic and environ mental analysis of remote power systems. The hybrid…mehr

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Revision with unchanged content. The need for energy-efficient and reliable electric power in remote rural villages is a driving force for research in this area. Increasing oil prices, high transportation costs for fuels, and new environmental standards have forced many utilities to explore hybrid energy systems in an attempt to reduce fuel consumption, cost of electricity (COE), and emission levels. This work involves the development of a stand-alone hybrid power system model using MATLAB® Simulink® for performing the economic and environ mental analysis of remote power systems. The hybrid model consists of diesel electric generators, a battery bank, a photovoltaic array, and wind turbine generators. This book is addressed to professionals in the field of hybrid electric power systems for remote locations. The material in the book is helpful to researchers, designers, and students who want to learn about remote hybrid power systems in rural villages.
Autorenporträt
M. Ashish Agrawal travaille en tant que professeur adjoint au SRMS CET, Bareilly, en Inde. Il a publié de nombreux articles de recherche dans diverses revues de renommée nationale et internationale. Ses domaines d'intérêt sont le génie logiciel, la logique floue, la gestion de projets logiciels, etc.